Keneth Mejia
Master Piano Instructor Focused on Technique, Timing, groove and Real Musical Growth.
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Keneth Mejia
Doctorate degree
/ 55 min
Keneth - Your piano teacher
Hi, my name is Keneth. I’m originally from Honduras and I’m currently living in Canada. I have been playing piano for many years, and I also play bass and guitar. Music has always been a big part of my life, and I enjoy helping beginners learn in a simple, patient, and friendly way. My teaching style is relaxed but clear. I like to focus on the basics first, learning Middle C, understanding how the keyboard is divided, building major and minor chords, and practicing good hand position. I also teach students how to count rhythm and use a metronome, because timing is one of the most important skills in music. I believe every student learns at a different pace, so I always try to explain things calmly and make the lessons enjoyable. Whether someone wants to learn their first song, understand music theory, or improve their technique, I guide them step by step.
Keneth graduated from Cambrian College


Your piano teacher skills
Ear training
Improvisation
Finger Placement & Hand Position
Scales and Arpeggios
Rhythm and Timing
Performance Skills
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Piano lessons at a glance
My teaching methodology is structured, clear, and focused on building strong habits from the first lesson. I keep a friendly and encouraging atmosphere, but I am also strict with technique, timing, and consistency, because I believe that discipline is what truly helps students grow. I explain every concept step by step and make sure the student fully understands before we move on. I start with the basics: proper hand position, posture, finger strength, and clean transitions between notes and chords. I also introduce the metronome early, because learning to stay in time is one of the most important skills for any musician. As students progress, I guide them through scales, chord patterns, simple songs, and later more complex pieces, always adapting the lesson to their level and goals. Even though I push my students to improve every week, I stay patient, positive, and supportive. I want every student to feel motivated, confident, and proud of their progress.
Different types of piano lessons
Piano
Grand Piano
Player Piano

Piano concepts taught by Keneth
The student and tutor reviewed chord progressions and song structure for "Talking to the Moon," focusing on correct fingering, timing, and notation. They practiced transitioning between chords and sections, and the tutor assigned listening to the song and practicing timing for future sessions.
Chord Notation and Inversions
Passing Chords and Relative Minors
Musical Dynamics and Articulation
Memorization and Practice Strategies
The student and tutor worked on understanding the theoretical application of passing chords in music theory, specifically their role in connecting relative major and minor keys. They practiced identifying and playing these chords, with the tutor providing detailed explanations and exercises to reinforce the concepts. The session concluded with a plan for the student to practice and write down passing chords before the next meeting.
Passing Chords
Relative Major and Minor Chords
Piano Pedal Technique
Chord Progressions and Structure
The Tutor and Student reviewed chord progressions and inversions in E major, focusing on identifying and playing the correct passing chords and their functional roles. The session concluded with the introduction of a new chord sequence and assigned practice as homework, including listening to a song and working on a sonata exercise.
Passing Chords and Chord Progressions
Chord Inversions and Thumb Guidance
Relative Minor and Chord Functions
Rhythmic Structure and Beat Counting
The student and tutor reviewed a sonata and a musical exercise, focusing on metronome use and timing. They then delved into understanding and applying passing chords and their inversions, followed by an introduction to learning a new song, "Talking to the Moon," emphasizing chord application within a musical context.
Chord Inversions
Metronome Practice
Relative Major and Minor
Passing Chords
The tutor and student engaged in a piano lesson demo to assess the student's existing skills and learning objectives. They reviewed the student's past experience, discussed the importance of music theory and practical application, and conducted a brief playing exercise to identify areas for future instruction, including metronome use and ear training.
Understanding Musical Foundations: Theory and Practical Integration
Developing Musicianship: Beyond Technical Skill
The Role of the Metronome and Ear Training
The Importance of Practice and Patience in Piano Learning
Approach & tools used in piano classes
Looping Software
Backing Track Libraries
Virtual Piano Apps
Metronome Apps
Chord & Scale Reference Apps
Interactive piano lessons
Note taking
Open Q&A
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